2021.

Only Vice President Maria Leonor ‘Leni’ Robredo is known to have released her 2020 Statement of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALN). The Senate and House of Representatives…

Filipino journalists release a statement that underscores the role of independent media during another critical moment in the country.

Tweet EVERY ELECTION is a reckoning for democracy. As journalists reporting on another critical moment for our country, we have a duty to provide accurate, reliable and essential…

At least three bills setting standards to protect the country’s natural resources and attain sustainable development are stuck in the Senate committee on environment, natural…

The Makabayan bloc warns that the government’s campaign against dissent won’t stop at members of the progressive coalition.

A family is told it can no longer pay taxes for a residential property in Brgy. Datu sa Dansalan because government projects will be constructed on their land. Mayor Majul Gandamra…

Journalists reflect on their experiences reporting on image-based abuse.

Access to information remains uneven in the Philippines. It is often dependent on the inclination of officials heading government offices.

Tweet OP-ED As the world grapples unevenly with the effects of COVID-19, a parallel and equally horrific pandemic has threatened half the world’s population. In the early months of…

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‘We should not just focus on facilities, but also on the people, their livelihood, and their situation,’ says Saripada ‘Tong’ Pasacum Jr. of Marawi-based Early Response Network.

Banks in Asia and the Philippines are moving at a snail’s pace in defunding coal. At least 10 Philippine banks gave $841 million in loans and participated in $1.3 billion worth of…

The late President Benigno Aquino III’s civil relationship with the media was in ‘stark contrast’ to President Rodrigo Duterte’s attacks. It was just one of many differences…

A study urges human rights groups in the country to do better in addressing populist sentiments spreading widely on the internet. It cautioned against personalizing attacks on…

Environmentalists have urged vigilance from the country’s growing number of plant enthusiasts.

“We advanced our interest and I submit that in doing so we advanced the interest of the rest of the world in promoting stability in the region in contrast to China’s continuous…

Cherry Salazar talks to a survivor and child’s rights advocates about the longterm impact of online sexual abuse.

A bill pending in Congress seeks to impose obligations on private entities used by pedophiles, like banks and credit card companies, to stop child sex abuse. In the meantime…

The ban on in-person visits was imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19. No one thought the set up would last so long, however.

Lack of cooperation from internet service providers, limits to technology, and data privacy rules have hamstrung law enforcers running after perpetrators of online child sex abuse.

Chief Justice Alexander Gesmundo vows to use technology to decongest the dockets of the judiciary